San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-09

niversary Of the battle Of PalO Alto IN
which some living citizens participated.
Police Clerk KOhr received iniOrma-
ton that his brother Albert GOldner had
his leg broken by falling from a ladder
In the DriskIll hotel, Austin.
Officer Abbey has been taken to
Waco as an attached witness IN the
Green burglary case.
Joe Money and his little hose com
pany saved the cOlOred church last sat
urday, and yet Joe is an anti-prohibl-
zionist.
School No. s, Prof. SchOCh, princi-
pal, will have their picnic at San PEDRO
park tomorrow, and all anticipate Jolly
time.
In a game Of base ball played near
San Pedro springs yesterday, the Pas
times "waXed" the Browns by acOre
of 10 too.
"A private letter from Oakville states
that q heavy hail storm accompanied by
terrible rainfall, fell in that section
last Monday.
"A ladies' meeting will be held at
prohibition headquarters. 222 Houston
street, this afternoon at O'clock All
invited.
Miss Virginia Rossy's private school
picnic will take place at San Pedro park
next Thursday, instead OF Friday, as
stated In Saturdays LIGHT.
There will be an exhibition drill Of
the Washington team Of the San AntO-
MO Rifles next Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock, Alamo plaza.
Invitations are out for reception
to be given next Thursday evening at
Col. II. B. Andrews residence, on Dali
las street, In honor Of Miss MOllie Smith.
The Dignowity's have been sued by
Rodriguez for trespass for LOO acres OF
land, part OF city grant, between san
Antonio and the Leon.
"A telephone wire is down, obstruCt-
ing the passage of vehicles, at the cor
ner OF Zavalla and East streets, the
scene of Saturdays fire.
Several young men who make a
practice OF bathing in the river near
Lovers Lane with lewd women at
night, should be taught lesson by the
police.
The San Antonio Rifles will travel
to Washington in style in a Pullman
palace car, while the Belknaps are con-
tent TO go in an emigrant sleeper.
The reception OF the San Antonio
club next Wednesday will very prObab-
ly be the last reception OF the club until
after the hot weather.
Napoleon Noles was bound over in
500 bond to keep the peace toward
Lacy Robinson, by Justice McAllister
this morning.
-Braden's cool park below the city
drew, rs usual, good crowd yesterday.
They drank up all the Captains beer
fxufn "a hn HA 70
for more.
The regular monthly reception of
the Cleaners of the Paine Methodist
church takes place in the first floor OF
the church tomorrow, Tuesday, even
ing.
Tho fire on East streeT, which burn
ed at p. IN. Saturday. broke out afresh
later in the afternoon, and Chief DueTler
and hose company were called out to
eXtinguish 1t.
The Cumberland Presbyterian Sun
day school will have their picnic at
some point on the ATansas Pass road
Thursday next. The children and all
intending to go, are requested to be at
the depot at O'Clock sharp.
The LiederkranZ will have a picnic
at Mauermann's pasture next Sunday,
starting from the Arbeiter Verein hall
at 8 a. m. There will be no charge
whatever to invited guests.
The many friends Of Major j. 5.
Penn, Of the Laredo Times, will be glad
to learn that he has returned home from
the Austin asylum, and is cured of his
malady.
-MarcelinO Diaz died on Saturday
night at his residence on Monterey
street, and was buried yesterday by the
Mutualista society, of which he was a
member.
"A great hardship is worked on the
police force and school teachers by the
city treasurer paying them of so late in
the afternoon of pay day. But he cannot
leave his desk at the bank earlier.
1t is amusing to see people with their
faces drawn as il they had swallowed a feather
ana 1t was tickling their lungs and thcywOuld
be happy II they could only suCCZG. Now,
there is no need of making faces" A bottle
OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will draw your face
back into a smile.
Kings are like stars; they rise and set
They have headaches, cuts and hurts Ike
meaner men, and are just as sure to call for
Salvation Oil.
Nothing is so natural as to fall in
love with friends sister. Have tried
it myself several times. "-PrOminen
prohibitiOnlst in speech at the Band
of Hope Friday night.
Next Sunday morning ut Paine
Methodist church there will be chill
dren's service, and at night there Will
be an extra musical service in honor OF
the new organ which will be placed in
the church by that time.
BY the fire of Saturday, p. Nigra ia
the heaviest loser, having no insurance.
In one OF the shanties burned, gentle
man rescued a little child which had
fallen in the flames. Miss Fannie FlOrian
held some little insurance on one Of the
burned buildings.
In the district court today the jean
nette Johnston theft case was continued;
also the Geo. Witte theft case, and Jen-
ner, for negligent homicide. The motion
for new trial in the Yates case is being
argued.
Two members were received in the
First Baptist church yesterday. Several
new members will be baptised at the
church next Sunday night. One mem
Der was received at the Paine Metho-
diet church yesterday.
Hunt Il Lewis secured the contract
for building two two-stOry brick resi-
denees on SOledad street for j. NJ. Emer-
son. The contract was let Saturday by
Architect Gordon, at $3.50 for the
work.
Mr.. James Kennedy, Phi. G., Of the
firm of Ragland q Kennedy, leaves this
afternoon for Fort Worth, where he at
tends the State Pharmaceutical assOoia-
ton, which cOnvenes in that city on the
10th and remains in session three days.
"A San AntOnisn pavp a Friend u,bO